Name: – Katie Walsh
Rating: 5
Author: Katie Walsh

Powder Jack is a compact, easy-to-use hand jack for getting your snowmobile unstuck. It also works for lifting snow bikes.

Watch the snowmobile video above to see how it works…

It is a great tool if you…

always worry about getting stuck
want to go off trail in search of deep powder
hate wasting time and energy getting unstuck
get separated from your buddies
have a bad back but still want to snowmobile
are tired of helping others get unstuck
want to avoid spending the night outside
need a gift idea for snowmobilers
own an extra heavy snowmobile
rent snowmobiles to inexperienced riders
are a snowmobile guide and want a handy tool

Don’t worry about getting stuck ever again.

"I love having my jack with me when I go out riding. It gives me the confidence to ride terrain that I normally wouldn’t ride, and I don’t need other people to help me get unstuck."

Katie Walsh

"My Powder Jack is literally a fun-saver! When I get stuck in the deep powder I have one more trick in my tunnel bag to get MYSELF unstuck and get back out riding. I don't need my buddies to stop their fun to come running to help my stuck ass!"

Janna Allen

"Often times our unguided clients were out of phone or radio range and would get stuck where we couldn’t find them. It would be awesome if each client had a jack so they could get themselves unstuck. Everyone would be safer and have a great experience instead of a frustrating one.”

Derek Beebe

“We became a Powder Jack dealer when they came out with the compact version that fits in the bag. Sales were great right away and we ended up reordering after we sold out. We dedicated some space in the parts department and they actually sold themselves.”

Tommy Van Swearingen

"We got a sled out of 15 foot deep tree well with a Powder Jack pretty easy. You just have to use your head. Two guys in about 20 minutes and we were out... we didn't even have to lift the sled or pull on it."

Preston Searle

"Powder Jack saved my day! I got super stuck in about three feet of pow on top of a weak faceted layer. The sled was too heavy for me to dead-lift alone, and there were no other options like rolling the sled. I jacked the back end up and over onto solid snow. It worked great! Then I got stuck 3 more times and had to use it each time. When you are alone the Powder Jack can be a lifesaver... or at least a back saver. After that experience I am a huge proponent of Powder Jack - it is a very well designed, lightweight and durable product."

Todd Dunham

"It depends on how you want to spend your time. We all eventually get unstuck... but how long did it take? And how’s that back feeling after? I’d rather ride more and carry a Powder Jack than spend time digging."

John Coln

"You guys aren't just making jacks - you're saving backs!"

Matt Gates

"It works in 8 feet of powder...look at the snow report in Crested Butte from last January!"

Janna Allen

“When I was guiding we always carried a snowmobile jack because we were riding alone searching for stranded clients. Sometimes we would get stuck ourselves and then have to get multiple clients unstuck too. It gave us extra confidence to go out alone. The jack was the difference between an exhausting or a fun day for us!”

Derek Beebe

"I always keep our Powder Jack on my sled. It's super awesome to help me get unstuck by myself when the boys disappear!"

Janna Allen

"I don't need to whip out the jack every time I'm stuck. But sometimes the track is deep. It is a lot easier than shoveling and conserves energy so I have it for riding! Work smarter, not harder!"

Janna Allen

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